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GIS as a tool for landscape ecologists

GIS is a useful spatial analysis tool for understanding landscape patterns and variability through space and time using the following capabilities and functions.

Capabilities - The 5 M's!

  • Mapping

  • Monitoring

  • Manipulation

  • Measurement

  • Modelling
Display of flood zone on cadastral map 35kb
Display of flood zone on cadastral map 35kb

Functions

  • Data capture (cartographic elements)

  • Data capture (attributes)

  • Data manipulation

  • Data analysis

  • Display of data and analytical results

 

 

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